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With Which Is Incorporated The Bowmanville News VOLUME 81 BOWMANVILLE, ONT., THURSDAY, JANUARY lOth, 1935 NUMBER2 Mrs. J.W. JeweII Hi Mrs.W. A. Slane Se 'Woman Has Highe! Ratepayers Strongly Approve - W. P. Corbett Returne Bunner and Rev. Geo. Ma Public School Board Women made an auspiciousi entry into civic life at the Munici-c pal elections of Monday, wben thet two candidates of the f air sex head- ed the poils in the Public School ( Trustees elections. Mrs. J. W.2 Jewell, who headed the poli withc 948 votes, secured the highest num-E ber of votes accorded any candidate1 for any office in the municipal ec-c tion. The vote was flot only a per-t sonal tribute to Mrs. Jeweii, but an evidence of the publi's approval ofi women serving on the school board. For the information of our out of town readers we might state that Mrs. Jewell. was before ber marriage Edna Fielding, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Fielding, and aj most successful and popular memberii of the Public School teaching staff-, being a lady we'll not say bow many1 years ago. Mrs. W. A. Shane, whose husband also made a successfui bld for a counicil seat, came second in the list for Trustees with 720 votes. the fourth bighest number of votes poil- ed by any candidate in the contests. W. P. Corbett, a former member of the Board, was returned to office1 FOR SCHOOL First Five Elected fo Mrs J. W. Jewell, 2 yrs. 275 Mis, W. A. Shane, 2 yrs. 189 W. P. Corbett, 2 vrs. 177 Rev Geo. Mason. 1 >r. 167 Rev. J. W. Bunner, 1 y r. 128 R. E. Logan 91 J. H. Abernethy 131 Ray Dilling 72 Chas. D. Searle 70 Frank Calver 53 GIFTS 0F MONEY ARE PRESENTED TYRONE COUPLE ON FRIDAY 1%1. and Mrs. Samn Woodley Are Further Honored by Friends and Nelghbors As They Celebrate * Their Golden Weddlng On Friday evening about slxty iriends and neighbors journeyed in sleigh loads to the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Woodley, it being the occas- ion of Mr. Woodiey's eightietb birthday but the purpose being ta, celebrate with them their Golden Wedding Annversary, Dec. 23rd. Mr. Clarence Avery acted as chairman and a short program was given. Mrs. loyd Ashton led ln community slng- ing after which Mr. Theron Mount- Joy read the following address: Dear Friends. We. your neighbors and friends bave gathered bere this evening toi ceebrate your Golden Wedding Day. We congratulate you on~ having reached thîs notable occasion, poss- essng sucb vigor and heath and we are glad of this opportunity to show the respect and esteem in which we bold you. In your churcb you have always taken a large share of its activities. You. Mrs. Woodley in younger years always took specialilnterest in the work of the choir, being present on Sundays and at practice. The anniversary celebrations of July lst were aiways much heiped by your generous contributions of baking and your assistance at the, tables.1 It was not only on specili occas-1 ions that Mrs. Woodley was present, but you were one that could always be relied on to be lu your place throughout the yeara. We mnust not overlook Mr. Wood- ley as lie was equaily lmuortant lu performlng his churcb duties. By your lives of industry and bard work you have taugbt us the lesson of thrift and independence. 1Socially you have proved true~ frends and good nelghbors. Many of us that are here this eveninz will remember wben this bouse was a, centre of bospitaliy. and we pray there may be in store for you both many years of peace and joy. 1 Just bere I wll let you al lu on a Start Campaign to Pr ROTARY CLUB HEARS WEEK 0F PRAYER I eads Trustee Poil REV. A. S. KERR IN Sketches of New SERVICES IN TOWN' Edmondstone is Again Deputy Reeve econd in Big Vote NW:A ESG Civic Officers I1 Udr 1r~ Nelles Wins Utilities Commission Seat st Vote in Election andnet 'T e ~onr h Councillor Little Heads Council Poli "Look forward, not back! Lo ty, the sonl of Mrs. and the late A. The week of prayer services, spon- Women Serving on Board up and not dlown! Look out and J. H. Strike. Mr. Strike is a pract- Asotonby owrnnvier Mn-il ag Vt eorded Despite Slushy Streets - Hoit, ed to Office - Rev. i. w. not in! Lend a Helping hand " With ising barrister and solicitor, a mem- day mùght wheu the first service a Morris and Shane New Men on Council - Council- this quotation o! Rev. Dr. Edward ber of Trinity United Churcli. a held in St. Pauls United Church, ason Are New Members of Everett Hales, Chaplain of tbe Un- member of Jerusaiem Lodge A, F. &wthRvC..Spnertrfls ited States Senate at the age of 88,1 A. M., Palestine Chapter R.AM. ihRvC..Spnercoof ls Martyn and Moses Are Defeated with Other Rev. A. S. Kerr based bis New Year's and a member of th Rotary Club, t onsCuca rahr eCniae message to tbe Rotary Club on Fni- Eastern Ontario Tennis and Bad- spoke on the subject "The Christ- 'a.minton Capo.H evdfu ian Doctrine o! God". OnTuesday intid lcday ev e. a- M. Kr a nChue yRo er sa mmon. f heevT our niglit, Capt. Button, of the Saivation Despite mud and slush and mur- No. 2 Tbree aut o! four sub-dlvls- on and Rev. John Bunner secured tarian W. Ross Strike. Twice in Councii, being elected Mayor for the i fm preached ou "The Sacredness ky weather Bowmanville ratepayers ions gave Edmrondistone more than the other two seats. each year. Mr. Kerr said. we are first time lu 1934. o Life"' at the service beid lu St. went ta the poilis ou Monday with a 200 votes eacb. Mrs. Jewell. Mrs. Shane, aud Mr. remiuded that we are getting aider, 1 And.rew's Presbyteriau Cburcb. Last vengeance, and eiected new civic Regret is naturaliy expressed iu Corbett will serve for two year termis ou our birthday, and on the birtb of Reeve R. 0. Jones niglit, the service was held inl St. representatives to serve iu 1935. the defeat o! two of 1934 council, and Mr. Mason and Mr. Bunner for a new year. People look at the fact Mr. Joues is a. native of Bowmxan- John's Anglican Churcli, wheu Rev. 0.A dodtnwt aoiy Counciliors W. J. Martyn anid Har- one year, cmn upfo election of growing old iu differeut ways. ville. being a son of the late Mr. E .Amtogoirnt hrh of 382 over Neil Mutton was returu- old D. MEoses. Councillar Martyn la agaiu lu 1936 together with John Somne look at it as a tragedy, while and Mrs. John Joues. Hesa h ip- p.bofMn.tesb"c Th i ed for a second terni as Deputy particularly conscientiaus in bis Hatey, he nlymemer etanedta thes i isthebegnni o di-llngshedCoan ad he Rnt. o! - Last Thursday a preparatory sen- Reeve of the twn. Fred W. Nelles. work on the Counicil, and perhaps it ou the Board without election for solution. Dean Inge of St. Paui's lns dC. n ade mbe f rio! vice was held for the Week o! Pray- former School Trustee, defeated C. was bis desire to do the right thlng this year. th ,cadae Cathedrai, London, once remnarked ity United Cburcb,F a M . eri ofSiaio ry al T. Ross for the seat ou the Utilities irrespective o! public oplnfih that Mrs. Jewell was teol cniaeconceruing old age, 'Cbildhood 'is ervsem thre yAsF As a oun e r, ihn tRe. Dr. Lon rn McTals Commission witb a pluralty o! 332 broigbt him defeat. Coun c 111 o r in the election ta poilimore than 200 not merely preparation for manhood, Minister o! K.ing Stres Uniteci votes. Moses bs sDrv.d une year on th votes in every subdivision. Her high- neither is oid age merely preparat-, one year as Deputy Reeve, and one brcOsaaMiechna l- Si itl unrse isefaswî council and sbowed every desire lu est poil o! 275 votes lu the West ion for death." The rich glowing year as Reeve. ahrh saa pec ni- sidthletor pil ig upas reor that year to co-operate wlth tbe Wrrd was not capped by any can- colons of autuxnn are as beautiful spinational sermon. a h lcosb iigu eodMyradters ftecuclI ddate. andi as f ine as the beauty of the Depiity leeve Edmondstone Services will be helci to-nigbt vote for Council. Mr. Little headed ay oor a theiristr!ti onil Defeated candidates were J. H. spring green. Olci age has a distinct Mr. Edmoucistone is a prominent luurdy)i the Salvation ArmY the poil for council witb 668 votes. Mn. Preston is not weU kuown lu Abenety.,Frak alvr, ay il- value andi its own rights just as local butcher and was barn in St. Hall when Rov.W. G. Blake of St. polling heavlly in every3 ward. W. the an, hi orstA lln ing, R. E. Logan and Chas. D. Searle, chiidbood bas. Tliere is no surer, Catharines. He le a member o! St. Andrews Church wÎ1l preach on A. Shane, Chie! Engineer o! Radio suffered bis second defeat and atil mos 0 womar flt ealyaswel wy oroli eole o os te e-And.rew's Presbyterian Church. and "The Christian Society"', and the Station C. R. C. T., came second inlu ssnfig most of hom arenot nealy as wel way fr old pople talosestheres o!s serviceslewili close.A.on Fnri-sbissefvirstwientcysejutaFimunicipalt arena.inkeeunicspllllng. knowu in the town as the candidates spect o! young people, than ta admit 1daisonth fnaa!etngJehedanusalema ak teLodeger hecopA.F cur & frA93 Ml who were successful. Mn. Caiver Poli- they are too old to join them lun the and Palestine Chapter R.A.M. Mr. idywe b a etn shl n test aetegaewr be as follows: Mayor-W. Rass eci th elowest vote for Trustee, poilI- a! f airs. Edmxondstoiie was f ihst elected De- in Tinity United Church, wth Rev. W. H. Bettles, and L. C. Mason, Stnike (acclamation); Reeve-R. O. ed the lowest vote for Trustee, poil- To others Old Age is just a dreain. uty Reeve iast year, followlug the A. S. Kerr o! St. Pauls givlng an members o! the 1934 Town Counicil, Joues (acclamation); Deputy Reeve West and two North Wards, but Sir Thomas Overy, a distinguisheci death o! Deputy Reeve W. G. Nelles. address on "W#hat Religion Has fon andi ArthurA.Hoît. and C.TownGuidonl Youth." Morris, batb new ta municipal life, -G. .Emneoe onCucl lu bisain Cohisowldouh lngshe oneesiweather eel and asthe irbuter ibpthie Ccapable men.wathr adTteeutresucapbtemW. TA.reiShane.te. W.A H.e.W. e. t-t Ward. R. E. Logan, was only 8 votes the advance o! age by the strength office. slushy conditions o! the streets the o! the election for Public Scbool les, L. C. Mason, C. Gordon Morris bebinci Mn. Buriner, the last elected o! bis soul, nathen than by the weak- and A. Làlt. candidate. Mms. Jewell. Mrs. Shane ness o! bis body" aud St. Paul ne- Councillor Little attendauce at the services bas been Trustees la neported elsewbere lu this Public Utilities Commission wlll be and Rev .Geo Mason are ail new to manked lu 2 Corinthians 4-16, "But Sidney Little was born lu Port quite large. issue. T. H. Knlgbt (elected inl 1934 for 2 local civic afairs thougb the outward man peisb, yet Hope, and le employed as au en- -In-- -- - utbe race for Deputy Reeve Alex years); Fred W. Nelles and Mayor the inward man le renewed day by gineer at the Goadyear factoy.H Edmondstone led iu eveny sub-- Rass Stnike. TRUSTEES day.,' And inl the story of the great i a member o! Trnity rUnlted Mr. WIlbur Hancock. Peterbora. ision, wîth only one vote betweeu How the ralbepayers voted lu tbe or Terme as stated leader Moses it was said at bis death Churcb and servedi sevenal years as a visiteci ber sisten-in-law, Mms. J. T. hlm and Neil Mutton lu North Ward wands is sbown beiow: 246 205 222 948 at the ripe olci age o! 120, 'Wbose School Trustee aud member o! the F\ee, this week. FRDPT EV 19 17 16 20 Ieye was not dm. non bis natural Town Council. HIe is a mexuben o! 1IFOR -________V 195 127 153 652 force abated. the Car.adiau Club andi Florence'CniaeWs Not Nrh Suh Ttl 126 118 83 494 These thiugs tell us that age is Nghtingale Ladge, I.O.O.F. Wand Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 93 89 90 400 not ta be feared. that olci age is an IRW ~WCASTLE TO VOTE G. A. Edmondstone 258 251 146 240 895 112 88 101 392 important andi use! ul part o! life. Concalr W A. Shane ON LOCAL OPTION ON Neil Mutton 137 117 145 113 512 67 43 55 296 Too many look back over the years. Mn. Shane is Chie! Engineer o! 94 61 138 365 and worry about the past insteaci o! Radio Station CRCT. He was born' THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21. -- Majority for Edmancistone. 382 91 67 64 292 looking fonward ta the future. Too lui Newburgb, Ontario. He is a oes fth Vilg ofFRTW CONI -PrtSxEecd 42 23 109 227 many look down, instead o! "liftinga member o! St. John's Anglican Vteso th Vilg o!FRT NCON L-FisSxEecd their eyes to the buIs f rom whence' Churcb, andi this ie bis !irst yean lu Newcastle will go ta the polis Sid Little 204 148 135 182 669 -cometh their help." Too mauy look; municipal life. Mn. Shane came ta on Thursday, February 2lst. W. A. Shane 148 186 144 155 633 itlsertTdyisM.woey's too deeply into their ovvn affairs and Bowmanville about six years ago to cast their votes to either W. H. Betties 167 169 123 153 612 8th secrt.day dw ishr.you man thein own souls. insteaci o! lookiug witb the openug o! the radio sta- retain tbe sale o! liquo in the L. C. bason 188 156 128 119 591 80hbrha n ews o ayout on life, and f iuding its greatessa tion.a village on ta abolish it. New- C. G. Morris 148 153 130 126 557 happy returus o! the day andi there. FoUlow these precepts lu thecate tprsitemt heAHo 16 34 8 15 52 May kind Heaven senci New Year. Mn. Kerr added, lookI Councillor L. C. Mason sale o! beer andi wine lu two W. F. Ward 143 123 103 151 520 Rigbt down to the end forward. look up. look out and leudi Mn. Mason is a practising barris- places. Ta abollsh the sale, W. J. Mar70 95 0 92 149 381 Long life aind good heaitb a helping baud. That la oun in- ter and solicitor, ancdisl a son o! Newcastle citizens will have ta F. A. Dllling 7 0 7 4 8 Witb abundance of wealth potnmiso asteea cmeM.MsnadteaeT.GM- secure a tbree-flfths vote inu1-. D. Moses 121 78 70 68 337 And fiends like those you bave and go. That le the purpose a! old son. He was borninl Bowmnanville. f avor o! abolition. H. C. Bon-F.CPeto10 14 425 33 bere. age. He la a memben o! Trnity United athan, Municipal Clerk, bas FOR UTILITI1ES COMMISSION So as a slight token o! esteem and Rotarlan Frank Mcflveeu express- Churcis, and i secretaY o! the Dur- received notice o! these f acte F. W. Neiles 265 198 164 253 880> warm regard we bave for you, ac- ed appreciation to the speaker oni hami Liberal Association. Thisis lis from the Ontario Licauor Con- C. T. Ross 138 175 125 110 548 cept this gif t. behaîf of the club andi President 1 second year as a member o! the traI Board. Fred Cryderman also teudereci Towu Council. Majority for Nelles 332 Sîgneci on behal! o! the commun- thanks. Rotanlan Mel Dale, wbo ity. Mms. Aide M. Trewln. Mrs. ceiebrated bis 30tb birthday ne- Councillor W. B. Bettles Hilda Crossinan. cently. wae preseuteci with a box o! i Councillor Bettles was born inl J . U TORONTO COUPLE At the proper time Mms. Tnewýin fiowers. Engand sud came ta Bowmianville M a y V t nLaifgolC L B A ESL E sud Mrs. Crosaman presenteci Mr. several years ago when he acqulred He v o e Recorded n D rig o C L B A ESL E and Mrs. Woodley wtb glfts o! The remains of the late Mns. the business o! the Bowmauville W D IG O C SO mnoney. Mr. and Mrs. Woodley very Mankus L. Roeuigk. who passed Dalry. He is an Anglican, andi bas PueIG OC ASO sung by Misses Ada Beecb and Aud- day, December 29tb, were brought praminent lu thse activities a! theoe D e ts B a c ad orD p t D.Dnld cD ad, omr ney Thompson, "Dv by the Old bere for luterment, the funeral ta.k- 1 uaw defunct Bawmanville Business Bowmanville Boy, and Mm. Me- Mil Stream"; Mms. Lloyd Ashton' iug place fronm the C. N. R. St5.t- 1 Men's Association. He serveci also 1 By a inajanlty o! anly 24, lu a and the way lu which the votes were Donald Honored Ry Mmny sang very sweetly "Silver Threads ion ou Fnlday morning, January 4, las year on the Board of Healtb. 1 close aud bard fought battle lu Dar- recorded ou the ballots, it's a cen- Among the Golci". Congratulatory to Bowmanville Cemetery. Mms.1 lingtau Township, Deputy Reeve A. tainty that Party polltlcs plaYed a at Reeeption speeches were made by Messrs Clan. Roenigk was a daughten o! Mn. and 1 Councillor C. G. Morris L. Pascoe retaiued tisat office aven major part ln the elections for bath Mauy o! our readers willi be in- ence Woodley, Richard MeNeil , Les- Mms. John Drew, Toronto. Mr. Gordon (Ted) Morris was baru lun Councillon Chas. A. Blanchard at Depu4u-lReeve andi Counicillors of aIl terested lu the folowing report of lie Graham, Henry Aston, Wm. Roeulgk is eidest son o! Mn. J. Roe- Bowmauville, the sou o! Mn. F. P. the municipal elections on Monday. candidates. Andi thon for good a Silven Wedding wlch appeared ln Trewin, Cecil Siemon, J. Gilbank and nigk sud the lato Mrs. Roenigk o! i andi the late Mrs. Morris. He is ini Deepite simoat imipassable roads a measure andi to make it a rosI rip- thse West Toronto Weekly, as the Mesdaes S T. Cowln .sud h.toufn. eomnd ate.nd rlthesevie atd th ibusiness witb F. P. Morris Co., fur- heavy vote turued out. A. W. Annis1 snortiug fight thene was tee usuai groom, Dr. Donald D. MacDonaldý joy. T olngadE.Mut raesiade. hesrvcul henture dealers and funenal directors. sud C. M. Carruthers, members o!f canards, prejudices, sorebeads, Jeal- la a former Bowmanville boy: joy grvesde.which establishment was founded'the 1934 counicil, retalued thelr ousies, spites, aucient aud modern Twenty-five yemr ago, ou Decem- many years ago. HIe le secretary o! seats, with Mn. Carruthers heading feucis, etc., that are used with sucb ber 29th, Dr. sud Mms. D. D. Mac- the Retail Merchants Association o! the Poil snd Mr. Annis lu second dexterity sud sbam ta inveigle a Donald, Weil kuowu residents of aStl Bowmauville sud entens upon bis place. Thomas Stevenson, nis gullible public luto votlng for Or West Toronto, were mannled lu Vic- J. H . G i6son Re-elected in Nt lc e f lnst year o! municipal life. HIe lea: killen, was accordeci the public sup- against candidates who are Public tortsa Presbyterlau Church by Rev. keen student of political aud social port for the third seat on thse coun- spinited enough ta sacrifice their Dr. Pldgeou, sud on Saturday last, eouomy. Ho la a momber o! Trin- cil, Just doubling thse votes accorded tirne sud ability to cauduct thse a!- oven tbree hundreci and !lfty f niends ity nite Chuch.the defeateci candidate, Wallace fais o! your municipality. Barnumi sud relatives gatbered at their home Dee te . . ak r y 1 V t sMiller of Tyrone. was right when be sali folks like ta at 411 Annette Street lu honor af De eaed A . . arce b 1 V te iy ClenCbur .H Rt Mr. Carnuteers pollec the hlghest be humbugged! thse occasion. The couple wereth Votrso!Necatl t th nm- Cmpet ~Mr. Hait was borninl Englaud, vote lu the lection, wltb Mr. Annis The Council o! tise Township o! recipleuts o! many beautiful gifts, Voter of Nwcasle tathe um- 1The Cmplee Retrus arlinton fr 195inclubelompaslovely florall floal uboqutt ber o! 85 per cent, o! the possible ie complote returus as relenseci.asd les Chie! Eetriciau a! the sud Mr, Stevenson followixg. The ed of: Reeve-0eo. F. Annis; Dep- whicb graced the charmlngly an- the i returulng off icer H. C. Banathon i Boodmarie & Mn. Hoit o.siamemb erw s give ofMn.Ite v idus'whoieluty Reeve-A. L. Pasco; Councillors rauged living room for the occasion. total poil ploughed througb heare: Goodyen i r & Rubb a er Co. In hgetve o! aevnsnIvidu e-ol slush on Monday ,and after stand- For Reve o! St. John's Anglican Chuncli. audI ureci 168 votes at subdivision NO. 5. -C. M. Carruthers, A. W. Annis, T. Recelvlng wlth Dr. sud Mrs. Mac- Stevenson. Donald was tiseir son, Stewart, andi iug lu uine, some of them for bal! J. H. Gibson.......183 o! Trlnity Sunday Scisool orchestra. Prom the lilt o! workers andi SUP- Tise votlng according to sub-div- asslstlug lu the living room were an hour, flually neacheci the polllug A. O. Parker.......168 He is a member o! local Masonic porters o! the variaus candidates lisions was as !ollows: Mrs. Robert MacDonald, Mms. Ueo. iot ocs hi oe nteMn aoiyfrGbo 5 odges. sud this is bis f irst year lu H. Hyndinan, Mia. W. T. Wilard, icipal elections whlch resulted lu thse For Counicillors civie life.FO EU R V MsH.C Dufn Mis ace returu ta office of Reeve J. H. Alfred Graham......264 Commnioner Fred Nelles Candidate Sub-divislous Total Bannes. Mms. A. E. Armstrng, and Gibson, by tise llm majorlty o! 15. Ueo. C. Wright......220 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Mrs. W. Hl. Krkpatnlck. The Council for 1935 will be as Earl Walton.......217 Comissioner Fred W. Nelles was Blanchard 30 68 38 112 130 55 67 - 500 The tea table. wrhlch was prettily f!oilows: Reeve- J. H. Gibson; E. C. Hoar........183 bora lu Buliugtou, Ontario, aud Pascoe 115 62 62 63 33 108 81 - 524 arrangOci wtt rosesil a clIver bowl Counillors- Ai!fred Graham, Geo. J. H. Jose........167 came to Bawmanville 12 years ago. - and tapera lu silver isoîders, wua C. Wright. Earl Walton sud E. C. 4 eiected. Since tisat time hoie pent two yeams Majonîîy for Pascoe 24 preslded over by Mms. N. S. MacDon- Hoar. Members electeci ta the Board o! Education as a travellei' for Nalonal Grocers. FOR TOWNSHIP COUNCILLORS ald, Mms. J. A. MacDonald, Mms. C. Board o! Education were: C. T. C. T. Batty . . .. .. .. ..183 sud tise nest o! the time lu thse groc- Cruhr 4 5 7 2 2 17 9 4 C. Goldning, Mrs. H. E. Cayell, Mrs. Batty, Rev. F. H. Mason, Rose Dlck- Rev. F. H. Masn . .. ...181 erY business. He wss a son o!f o C rtlsi4e5 75 16 32 17 95 -61 C. F. Mattbews, Mrs. Mansen Mull- inson. Rose Dcknson.. .... ...139 late W. G. Nelles, elected Reeve o! Annis 117 106 61 102 42 116 96 - 640 bolland, sud Mms.«Douglas MacDoni- A total o! 354 votes were cast lu 1 H. E. Hancock . 138 Bowmanville Just a year ago. Mr. Stevenlson 27 72 32 126 168 5i 91 - 567 alci o! Pont Cobourne. Tes assist- the election wth only one spolled IE . W. Fisher.......117 Noules was Scisool Trustee for 7 Miller 35 57 23 47 43 28 40 - 273 ants lucluded Mme. S. Webb, Mra. C. ballot.j 3 elected. yeas. Ilea imember of Trlnity United 0_________________________ . Paton, Miss Catheinle Matthewa, Cisurcis sud alsao! 7f'ioence Nighit- Miss Dorotby Mulhollanci. Miss ingale Lodge 1. O. O. F. JOIN A WORTHWHILE Is yaur subaciption due? Look Mary Henry, Miss Yvonne Stewart, MANVERS TOWNSHIP Trustee Mm. J. W. Jeweli PUBLIC SOCIETY at thse label, sud Miss Tholma Stewart. 'event Scarlet Fever SAW CLOSE CONTEST -BMs. dn Jewell was bon Inl a d. Ir is j i It bf CI y